Summary
The U.S. FDA has recalled a Morovan gel nail polish remover because it contains dangerous chemicals not allowed in cosmetics in the U.S. The product includes methylene chloride and chloroform, both of which can harm health. Customers who bought the product should stop using it immediately and contact Morovan for a refund.
Key Facts
- The FDA issued a recall for a Morovan brand gel nail polish remover.
- The product contains methylene chloride and chloroform, chemicals banned in U.S. cosmetics.
- Methylene chloride is known to cause cancer and other health issues.
- Approximately 4,000 units of the product are affected by the recall.
- The product was sold in turquoise bottles with white caps via Amazon.
- It was manufactured in China and sold between August 2025 and January 2026.
- No injuries have been reported so far, but officials warn of long-term health risks.
- Consumers are advised to stop using the product and follow disposal instructions for a refund.
